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Free Future of Work Certificate for Aalto University Summer School students
All Aalto University Summer School students who apply before June 15th 2021 are entitled to a free Future of Work Certificate (worth 90€) after completing the Future of Work course.
The Future of Work course is a self-paced open online course by Aalto University School of Business.
The course has been designed to understand how work is changing on an individual, organizational, and societal level. You’ll learn what organisational culture and structures will look like in the future, how technology and AI will affect how we work and how leadership and management will change going forward.
The course content is curated by Research Director Hertta Vuorenmaa, Professor Kristiina Mäkeläand Executive in Residence Juha Äkräs.
Early Bird offer – Apply before June 15th 2021
All Summer School students who apply for summer courses at Aalto University Summer School before June 15th 2021, are entitled to a free Future of Work Certificate (worth 90€) after completing the Future of Work course.
With the course Certificate, you can also apply for 2 ECTS from Aalto University. You can share your course certificates in the Certifications section of your LinkedIn profile, on printed resumes, CVs, or other documents.
Register for the Future of Work course for free at
After registering, you will have six months to complete the course at your own pace.
Once you have completed the Future of Work course, email us as summer@aalto.fi to receive your free certificate.
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